By her own admission, Ashley Erickson had such limited dealings with her bank that her greatest failing as a customer might have been the nugatory profits she generated: no credit cards, no loans, just deposits from her employers and payments for her rent and her children's gymnastic classes. But in mid-April she received a letter from Chase saying she was a "high-risk" customer and her account would be closed on May 11th. Ms Erickson responded by tweeting about her troubles to the 188,000 fans who follow her career as a stripper, under the name of Teagan Presley. They responded, she said, by complaining to Chase, which nonetheless advanced the closing date and shut down her husband's account as well.
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